Good morning, Jefferson City.

Arthur B. Hibdon (a Linn Creek farmer) served in the U.S. Army during World War I and was killed one day before the war ended (just before the armistice took effect).

A local group hosted a backpack giveaway that helped relieve family stress by providing essential school supplies—organizers said the event eased worries and set the stage for similar future efforts.

Customers are exploring Central Church's rummage sale where vendors offer creatively repurposed items like candlesticks—drawing local treasure hunters seeking unique bargains.

Sam Powell, senior pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church and School, celebrated 15 years of service in Jefferson City at a potluck lunch on Sunday, Aug.

3 (he began as an associate pastor in 2010 and became senior pastor in 2019) and said he was surprised to serve a congregation so close to home.

Adrienne Luther-Johnson paints murals around Jefferson City to bring art and help drivers slow—her work is shown at the Special Learning Center, Capital Region Amphitheater and various homes while she also designs local T-shirts and bicentennial coloring pages.

The University of Missouri graduate hosts community art events that continue a family tradition of celebrating local creativity.

A directory of Mid-Missouri schools outlines plans for the 2025-26 school year—featuring the Jefferson City School District with Superintendent Bryan McGraw and contact information at 573-659-3012—providing essential details for families planning ahead.

Retired maintenance worker Larry Neal is enjoying his retirement by playing guitar, giving sermons and spending time with his great-grandchildren.

He now tells stories from his Missouri State Penitentiary days—offering tours and engaging with his community through music and softball.

Fiddler on the Roof

7:30-10:00 p.m. — Miller Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices not listed — Experience the charm and heartfelt songs of this beloved Broadway classic.

Catch Me If You Can Obstacle Race

9:30 a.m. — Ellis-Porter Riverside Pool — $35 — Participants aged 6-17 tackle fun obstacles, including slides and mud pits, while adults can join in for a small fee.

Lincoln Blue Tigers vs. Lincoln University Lions Football Game

6:30-8 p.m. — Dwight T. Reed Stadium — Free entry — Cheer for local teams in this exciting college football matchup.